Dear Balazs Scheidler,

 

> What do you want to accomplish exactly?

I would be happy if I could just log plain data separated by telnet session into

different files (perhaps also separated by client => server and server => client).

 

Searching data seems indeed complicated as when I look into Wireshark each

keystroke is a separate paquet. Ideally I would like to check information so when

a user sends for example "root" that the session just terminates. It does not need

to be perfect because instead of root you could also send "r","o","o","s","del","t"

but that does not matter much to me and changing server states or other special

cases do not matter, too.

 

> And about UDP: in Zorp, proxies are independent of the transport
> protocol, so each proxy can be used to transfer both UDP and TCP
> traffic. You can even convert between the two.

Sounds very good! And how can I specify this conversion if I would want to do that?

Do I need to set

--enable-conntrack             Enable connection tracking for UDP based protocols

at compile-time or does it work without this switch too?

Sincerely Yours

Clement Fillon